The north of Peru has different attractions that are more than spectacular for the enjoyment of tourists. It would be difficult to choose just one, so today we will talk about two: Trujillo and Chiclayo. Because? It happens that both cities in northern Peru today represent the anthropological mecca of the country thanks to the great pre-Hispanic discoveries they house, highlighting the Lord of Sipán or the Lady of Cao.

Researchers continue to work on its main archaeological monuments, which is why we firmly believe that we will soon have new news and attractions from both regions. Clearly, we cannot fail to mention that both cities present exquisite gastronomy, extensive beaches and the monumentality of their republican architecture.

 That said, let's start talking about Trujillo or The City of Eternal Spring. It is one of the busiest destinations in northern Peru. It is characterized by having a temperate climate, scorching sun and being the place with the most fantastic beaches in our country. In addition, it has different architectural and historical centers to learn more about the culture of thousands of years ago. Clearly, Trujillo is nationally known for being the cradle of the northern marinera, the typical dance of Peru. What can you visit in Trujillo?

• El Brujo archaeological complex.

And just as Trujillo has great wonders, Chiclayo is not far behind. The City of Friendship. In addition to an enriching sun, Chiclayo offers you endless archaeological remains, artisan products and gastronomic wonders. We can also find ancient and splendid republican houses, as well as museums that have evidence of the power of our ancestors such as the Tomb of the Lord of Sipán. This northern city offers you an equally enviable gastronomy such as Seco de Cabrito, Northern Ceviche, Choclo Tortilla or Sudado de pescado. What to do in Chiclayo?

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